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John Chiaverina
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Writer, ARTnews
New York
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Art/culture , History, Food, North American Travel , European Travel , Wine, Architecture
Energy, environment
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By John Chiaverina| The New York Times Verified T's Art issue looks at the iconoclastic artists who have found power in saying no. RYAN TRECARTIN WAS, for a time, one of the most ubiquitous and influential artists of his generation. He seemed to arrive fully formed at age 23 with the 2004 short film "A Family Finds Entertainment," his senior thesis project at the Rhode Island School of Design.
By John Chiaverina| Nina Protocol@ The New York-based artist Ka Baird is known for an intense performance style, centered around movement and a microphone. During their set at the 2022 Underground Institute Festival in Berlin, Baird gesticulated theatrically while performing into a processed mic; the dissonance between those motions and the abstracted sound coming out of the system made it look like the artist was in the throws of some sort of otherworldly exorcism.
By John Chiaverina| The New York Times Verified T's Art issue looks at the iconoclastic artists who have found power in saying no. RYAN TRECARTIN WAS, for a time, one of the most ubiquitous and influential artists of his generation. He seemed to arrive fully formed at age 23 with the 2004 short film "A Family Finds Entertainment," his senior thesis project at the Rhode Island School of Design.
Company Info
ARTnews
ARTnews is a prominent American art magazine based in New York City, established in 1902. It is the oldest and most recognized publication in the visual arts, covering a wide range of topics from ancient to contemporary art. Originally launched as Hyde's Weekly Art News, it has undergone several name changes, finally adopting the name ARTnews in 1923. The magazine has been a key source of art news, criticism, and market analysis for over a century, featuring contributions from notable art critics and intellectuals. As a digital-first publication, ARTnews provides timely news and updates about the global art scene through its website and newsletters. It also publishes an annual print issue, the Top 200 Collectors edition, which highlights the most significant art collectors worldwide. With a broad audience that includes collectors, artists, galleries, and art enthusiasts, ARTnews has a substantial global reach, particularly in markets like Japan and China. The magazine is led by Editor-in-Chief Sarah Douglas and Publisher Erica Lubow Necarsulmer, and it also offers newsletters, podcasts, and events to enhance its coverage of the art world.
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